Kirjeldus:

Sailing Boat, Beneteau Oceanis 48, feet,2015. Cabins 5 Bathrooms 3 Double beds 4 Single beds 2 Saloon Double beds 1 Capacity 10 Comfort • Air Conditioning • Dinghy • Outboard Motor • Bimini • Bimini NET • Sprayhood • Galley Equipment • Refrigerator • Freezer • Warm water • Cockpit table • External shower • Gangway • Solar panels • Inverter • Fans • Bed linen • Dinghy outboard engine • Portole mosgito screensEntertainment • Genoa Roller furling Type • Radio player USB/AUX connection • Speakers on deck • TV t Navigation • Autopilot • Bow thruster • GPS • Chart Plotter • VHF • Charts • Depth sounder • Anchor winch Safety equipment • EPIRB • Life raft Nereids, goddesses of the calm sea, friendly towards people according to the Greek mythology, were nymphs that impersonated the situations and features of the sea. Daughters of Nereus and the Oceanid Doris and hence granddaughters of Oceanus. Possibly, they impersonated the uncountable sea waves. They were approximately fifty, while according to another opinion they reached one hundred. Nereids were living on the bottom of the sea, in their father’s palace and they were spending their time swimming and playing with dolphins or sitting on golden thrones or rocks singing and weaving or drying their bushy and long hair. They did not allow any mortal woman to compare her beauty with theirs. They had the power to disturb and calm the sea. In general, they were always joyful about their immortality and they were accompanying the chariots of the undersea gods.